Bro this is an introduction to a package for ddd in laravel, not a video on ddd in laravel. I will just follow my spring boot instincts to figure it out I guess
I don't get why people so amazed by this video, for me it s just flow of trash. How could it be simple for beginners if you copy paste files folders in a second and the whole thought just pass by??. Instead of 44 min you could make it more clear determined for 1.5 hour
This is just a modular monolith architecture. There's no context boundaries no aggregates no ... to say that this is a DDD but the approach of separation of concerns still respected with the modular as well.
How you configure available types in this module? Some autoimorts is available, sometimes not, some aliases is available, and sometimes not. It's very confusing :/
You are one of the best tutorial makers (and just overall talented individual) I've ever seen (and I don't say that lightly, having seen thousands), covering what is 'actually' important to know and see, great work! I can show you a technique for SSL using certbot I put together if you reach out to me later, it completely automates SSL. One question I do have is the importance of stdin_open and tty in the compose file, since it works without these also. What purposes are these serving?
Awesome Video!. Thanks Trying the repo in my laptop got this error first ⠦ mysql Pulling no matching manifest for linux/arm64/v8 in the manifest list entries then adding platform: linux/x86_64 got me a little further but then got: ✔ Container nuxt3-docker-tut-avantage-1 Created ✔ Container nuxt3-docker-tut-mysql-1 Recreated Attaching to avantage-1, mysql-1, nginx-1 Gracefully stopping... (press Ctrl+C again to force) Error response from daemon: failed to create task for container: failed to create shim task: OCI runtime create failed: runc create failed: unable to start container process: error during container init: error mounting "/usr/local/playground/nuxt/nuxt3-docker-tut/config/nginx/nginx.conf" to rootfs at "/etc/nginx/nginx.conf": mount /usr/local/playground/nuxt/nuxt3-docker-tut/config/nginx/nginx.conf:/etc/nginx/nginx.conf (via /proc/self/fd/6), flags: 0x5000: not a directory: unknown: Are you trying to mount a directory onto a file (or vice-versa)? Check if the specified host path exists and is the expected type
I've done it 1:1 to you, but I have a problem with very slow page load. Also I don't see any changes on hot reload and even after page refresh (only when I refresh first time I see changes). To see my changes I must restart my docker container. Also I noticed that Nuxt Dev tools don't work. When I open nuxt without docker everything work good (it's fresh nuxt3 installation), so it's not a problem with nuxt.
I am new to Node and Nuxt applications and I am very grateful to you for this video which really opened the way for me. However, I have a question: Unless I'm mistaken, I haven't seen any destruction of the session during logout. Aren't we going to pile up a multitude of sessions in the database?
That's awesome!!!!!!!! THANK YOU!!! And yes, please, show us about the SSL. It's so hard find videos where people really show how to do it properly and that actually works.
You get points for trying. But this vid is nothing but a promo of your package. And everything you show is work in progress hah There's much more to DDD so whoever's watching it, don't blindly follow, do more research and choose DDD approach that suits you best Ps plz don't quote uncle Bob, your app too looks exactly like a typical laravel. What uncle Bob was really saying is that laravel/rails or whatever framework, is an add-on to your project, not the dominant part of it. For instance in my apps laravel is installed into an src/frameworks folder making it clear, that laravel is to support our app. And whatever code uses laravel is well separated from domain layer so that laravel is swappable easily
Thank you I was trying to use AWS amplify and be lazy but somehow it is saying it builds and is successful, and I've double, and triple checked all my settings and configurations, yet I am getting an empty page. This was something I was putting off but having a guide like this really helped me just get it out of the way.
Came across DDD listening to a podcast on my bike ride tonight and just had to learn more. I will definitely be pulling down your package in the morning to play with!
time @34:52 - great idea to store errors in a map. Beautiful. You could make a small 5 minute video or even a 1 minute short youtube video over that. That's just so beautiful
time @12:10 - I would like to suggest a potential improvement. It could be beneficial to generate an ERD (Entity-Relationship Diagram) output after creating the database schema. This way, one would not need to scroll extensively and could explain the system to the user more efficiently. Thank you for considering this suggestion.
